Child-Centered
Autism Therapy

Currently serving Salt Lake and Utah Counties.

Improving lives ... one skill at a time.

If you want the best therapy for your child, choose the right professional—someone who not only has the specialized education, training, and certification but who also deeply understands autism. Look to Elevation Behavioral who will take the time to get to know your child and provide therapy that will have the most significant impact on their learning and behavior.

Using the principles of the science of learning and behavior (Applied Behavior Analysis), our treatment programs focus on resolving the need for problem behavior and teaching missing skills in areas of communication, self-regulation, social skills, and supporting sensory needs. If needed, it also focuses on adaptive learning skills, such as hygiene, grooming, dressing, and other functional life skills.

Service Settings

Home

Community

School

Clinic

Requesting Child-Centered Autism Therapy Services with Elevation Behavioral

Elevation Behavioral currently provides services in home, clinic, school (where allowed), and community settings for children from 18 months to 17 years who are in need of Child-Centered Autism therapy in Salt Lake and Utah counties.
We offer services for both those with insurance and private pay. If you are using insurance, your child must already have an autism diagnosis. If you are looking to do private pay, these things are not necessary. An estimate for Autism Therapy is always available upon request.
Please complete the online form attached to this link: Child-Centered Autism Therapy Interest Form. This will allow us to know that you are interested in receiving services. We will review the form and quickly get back to you to discuss what your child needs and what we can provide.

Insurances Accepted - If you don't see yours here, just call and check. We are always working to credential with additional insurance providers.

Starting Child-Centered Autism Therapy

Intake Process, Treatment Plan, and Start of Services

As part of the intake process, our Autism expert (Your child's therapy Supervisor) will take time to interview you to get as much information as possible to understand your child, do an observation of your child, review any previous records, testing, and/or services you have received, and do an assessment of current skills as part of our process of understanding "the whole child".
Once we have a well rounded understanding of your child and their needs, we will write a treatment plan working on the skills most needed first.
If you're using insurance, we will submit the treatment plan to your insurance company for approval. Once the plan has been approved by the insurance company, your child's therapy Supervisor will introduce you to one of our amazing Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) who will then spend time getting to know you and your child.
Those with private pay will met with the Supervisor to discuss their child's plan during their first parent training. Your child's therapy Supervisor will introduce you to one of our amazing Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT) who will then spend time getting to know you and your child.
From there, the RBT will then begin regular visits and focus on your child's needs so that your child will be happy to work with the RBT on the their goals. We make sure to spend time building a positive relationship ensuring that therapy is continually a happy experience!

Ongoing Child-Centered Autism Therapy

Assessments, Child Specific Goals, and Progress Through Data Monitoring

As the RBT works with your child, they will take data during each session. Your child's therapy Supervisor will coordinate with the RBT on the progress being made each week, modifying and adding goals as needed for optimal learning.
As 6 months of progress approaches, your child's therapy Supervisor will conduct further assessments to determine your child's improved strengths and other skills they need to learn. From these assessments, additional goals will be made to help your child learn and acquire more skills they need.
Parents have frequent check-ins with your child's therapy Supervisor and parent training, so you can learn all the good things you need to do to continue to see the magical changes with your child happen. Strengthening families is a big part of successful therapy.

Complete the Child-Centered Autism Therapy Interest Form

A failure is not always a mistake, it may simply be the best one can do under the circumstances. The real mistake is to stop trying.

- B.F. Skinner